Desktop Speakers
Posted: May 29, 2003 @ 10:03pmPage 1 of 4
Posted: May 29, 2003 @ 10:03pmPosted: May 29, 2003 @ 10:47pmPosted: May 30, 2003 @ 12:32amPosted: May 30, 2003 @ 12:45amPosted: May 30, 2003 @ 2:07amKlipsche ProMedia 2.1 ...
Posted: May 30, 2003 @ 2:13amYeah, but they're refurbed. I've got a phobia against refubished products. Everytime I buy something that is, it ends up breaking within a month after the warranty.
Posted: May 30, 2003 @ 2:29amMeh, I have plenty of refurbished stuff. 50% off the SocketCOM bluetooth card is too hard to pass up, and it got to me like new. And these speakers are being sold by Klipsche, they come with the full warranty and are completely repaird. It's because people have phobias against refurbished stuff that they just don't chuck it back into the retail product line when they fix em. They're perfectly fine.
Posted: May 30, 2003 @ 3:13amPosted: May 30, 2003 @ 3:38amPosted: May 30, 2003 @ 4:10amPosted: May 30, 2003 @ 4:28amPosted: May 30, 2003 @ 4:29amPosted: May 30, 2003 @ 4:40amThe Altec Lansings are looking nice and sound like good speakers by the reviews that I've been reading on them, so I'll prolly end up going with those. Anywho, anyone have any in-ear headphones? These are the ones that I'm currently using:
, and they fit great in my ear, but the bass on 'em suck. Granted you're not gonna get any kind of great bass from in-ear headphones, but I've still got a pair of phillips that I used to wear (stopped because they killed my ears) and they have a pretty decent bass to them.
, and they fit great in my ear, but the bass on 'em suck. Granted you're not gonna get any kind of great bass from in-ear headphones, but I've still got a pair of phillips that I used to wear (stopped because they killed my ears) and they have a pretty decent bass to them.
Posted: May 30, 2003 @ 7:48amPosted: May 30, 2003 @ 11:12am